All You Need to Know About WordPress’ get_template_part() Function
Discover what WordPress’ get_template_part function and how it can help you to organize your theme into different template partials.
David Aguilera
How to Support an Angry Customer
Plugin updates aren’t always welcome. Sometimes, some users might not like what you released. What should you do when they complain?
6 JavaScript Features You Should Know
JavaScript is rapidly evolving and it’s not always easy to keep up to speed. In this post you’ll learn six features that’ll help you write better code that’s shorter and easier to understand.
How to Format and Send HTML Emails in WordPress
Did you know you can send emails from a WordPress site? The only problem is that, by default, its emails are plain text… but you can also format them using HTML! Here’s how.
4 Tips to Fix a WordPress Site
If you can’t access your WordPress site or if some things don’t work as expected, you should first try to figure out what’s amiss so that you can fix this. In this post we’ll teach you how to investigate issues within your site.
Interesting CSS Features You Should Know
CSS has several features that will help you create more accessible websites with adaptive designs that match your visitors expectations. Take your web to the next level!
Pseudo-Elements and Pseudo-Classes in CSS
CSS has evolved a lot during the past few years. It’s now possible to layout and style pages using simple and clean HTML structures. Learn what pseudo-classes and pseudo-elements are and get the most out of them!
Introduction to React, part 4
React components render the UI and WordPress’ Redux-based stores keep track of your app’s state. Learn how to combine them so that UI displays and updates your app’s state.
Introduction to React, part 3
Redux help you separate the state of your application from the UI. WordPress implements its own Redux flavour with “stores.” Learn everything you need to know about them.
Introduction to React, part 2
A component is a pure function that takes some props and generates HTML. If you want your component to be reactive, some of its props have to be functions that modify your app’s state when invoked.